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Ben Barrows opened from the cut-off and Silvio Martins moved all-in from the button for 600,000. Barrows waited a few monents and then made the call.
Barrows: 
Martins: 
The flop instantly spiked for Barrows with 
and Martins failed to catch up. Martins departs the LAPT Lima with $46,500.
Jose Babero raised to 110,000 from the cut-off and took the blinds and antes.
... and everyone folds. It's the first hand back from the break and Silvio Martins is in desperate need of chips. More all-ins from him to come.
Level: 26
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 5,000
Level 26 is upon us and here's how the chips are looking:
1. Erick Cabrera 2,580,000
2. Ismael Cádiz 960,000
3. Ben Barrows 1,640,000
4. Silvio Martins 525,000
5. Jose Barbero 1,765,000
With the end of the level comes a short break.
Rene Aguilar is our sicth place finisher having shoved all-in for 601,000. He was called by crowd favourite Erick Cabrera.
Cabrera: 
Aguilar: 
The board blanked out with 
and the crowd went mad (literally). Cabrera has a lot of supporters on the rail here at the Atlantic City Casino and they're being plenty loud.
Jose "Nacho" Barbero and Ben Barrows tangled in a little pot with the Argentine coming out on top. Barbero raised from the cut-off and was called by Barrows. The flop came 
and Barrows check-folded to 100,000 pot after studying his opponent for a short while.
It took two bullets for Erick Cabrera to lose Jose Barbero; one on the flop and one on the river. Cabrera bet 100,000 on the 
flop and Barbero called. Both players checked the 
turn before Cabrera bet the river. Barbero passed to much applause from Cabrera's supporters.
The next hand Cabrera raised to 140,000 and got no callers. The Peruvian showed pocket tens.
Ismael Cadiz has picked up some vital chips from Rene Aguilar making a 100,000 value bet on a 
flop with 
. Neither player put any further chips in on the turn or river.
